TAYLOR, Texas — A proposed data center in Central Texas is getting a lot of pushback from residents. Approximately 40 minutes north of Austin, a group of neighbors in the city of Taylor sued the data center. They are pushing back against the data center that could soon be under construction roughly 500 feet from their neighborhood.
“This property is supposed to be deeded for parkland,” said Pamela Griffin, a resident in the neighborhood next to where the data center will be built. “This land was given to this community.”
The 87-acre land near Griffin’s community is embroiled in a legal battle between her and Blueprint Data Centers.
“We do not need a data center,” Griffin said. “I’m not against them, but we don’t need them in our community.”
Despite Griffin’s land deed lawsuit, a Texas

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